This past Friday Alison guest posted and showed us how to make beautiful silhouette cookies. Today, she graciously pinch-hit posts with another wonderful cookie tutorial. If you missed meeting Alison last week, she is the owner of Ali Bee’s Bake Shop where you will find beautifully and artistically decorated cookies all created by this very talented baker. Every once in awhile Ali will grace her blog with an update on how her little daughter is doing accompanied by a delightful photograph. Cookies, cakes, or kids, it’s always such a treat to visit Ali Bee’s Bake Shop! You can follow Alison on Twitter @alibeebu
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I have been fortunate in my life to not know anyone personally affected by cancer. Though I don’t have any personal experience to share, I am aware of the pain it can cause families and the devastation it can leave behind. I thank the Lord daily for my fortune. It saddens me to know that out there somewhere a woman is battling with her own body.
Keep up the fight ladies
So today, in honor and memory of those waging war against cancer we’re going to make cookies. Cookies make everything a little easier to swallow. 
My favorite sugar cookie recipe: Sweetopia’s Sugar Cookie
My favorite royal icing recipe: Antonia74′s Royal Icing
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Gorgeous cookies and a fabulous tutorial.
Ali, you are so talented!!! I love love all your tutorials!! I’m learning so much!!! Thank you for making these for such a wonderful cause!! My mother in law is a breast cancer survivor! It’s 4 years she’s cancer free!!!
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Yaneri
Ali, these are just fabulous! I love every little detail you put on them, and for once, you’ve turned me into a fan of angels!
I want to try make this pretty angels for my nice, but I don’t see this particular cutter in online stores. Alison, do you tell me where I can buy the cutter you use? Thank you!
Oh gosh. The cutter I used in this was given to me. I’m not sure where you can buy it. But there is a similar one for sale on Karen’s Cookies website and H.O. Foose Tinsmithing Co. (Google and you should find their online stores).
Thanks for the information. What is the size of the cutter? I like your blog very much. Thanks again!
beautiful girl
I realize actual drying time depends on factors like where you live, the weather of the day… but can you provide an estimate of how long drying time is between the steps? Complete drying time for me in easern Michigan USA is usually 8-10 hours –sometimes longer. I tend not to make my cutouts in the summer because of the humidity and how it effects the cookies and frosting.
These are really beautiful Ali!
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